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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-07
GREAT BEND,
KANSAS

EXTENDED VlSlL In Ine East CuHuay.
Miss Zelpha Jones is away ON a
visit to friends and relatives in Milan,
Mo.
Organs from $50 to $3.50, at L. S.
Flint's, near Santa Fe depot. 14t2
It is reported that Brown & Co. the
grocerz, of Hoisington, have closed
up.
Elmer Epperson is assisting Ed.
iced in the county clerks office for a
few days.
Ed. g. Buckland is at present as
ssting register of deeds, Charlie
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Culver started
ON the 4th inst. for a visit of few
months in the northern states.
Mr.. s. P. Reed, of Hoisington,
one of our staunch friends, dropped
in on us few moments Tuesday.
"You have got half kiss, 1 have
got another /; let us make a whole
one, Miss, by putting one to t'other."
w. E. Epperson returned from
Goye county Monday. He reports
good rain up there Saturday evening.
Amid all the mutations of time it
has IL ever yet been discovered why
lawyer calls legal document a
brief
Wall Paper, Paints, etc., at
Mcclure & Moorehouse's.
14tf
The Troy Steam Laundry, south of
the Santa Fe depot, is now in run
ming order. Notice their advertise
ment in an, dher column.
Howard iSowle, well known by all
old residents, came up from Kansas
City Saturday and spent the 4th with
his parents and sisters.
Mr.. Vincent Cox, from Lincoln,
Neb., is in the city visiting his
brother, and taking in the beauties OF
the town and surrounding country.
The roadway for the street car line
is becoming solidly settled and pack
ed, and by the time the cars are here
ready for use it will be in magnificent
shape for travelling.
The upstairs office of the DAILY
GRAPHIC and BARTON COUNTY DEM
oCRAT has been abolished, and all
matters pertaing to either paper will
be attended to In the basement office,
under Farmers Il Merchants bank,
north enterance.
Chas. Chamberlin met with an ac-
cident on one of the new branch roads
west of here, last week, by which he
got an arm broken. He is now at
home nursing the limb, which the DR..
says is getting along nicely.
The Ruby Lafayette Dramatic Co.
.appears at the Opera House for 3
nights, commencing July 9TH. This
company comes to our city with the
lbest of recommendations from all Of
.our best surrounding towns. We
ypredict for them crowded houses.
Buy Musical Instruments, Pianos,
Organs, ETC., ON the best of terms
xcash-long or short time-at
Mcclure & MOorehouse's
14tf
A. Il. Allen has had the hedge
around Lts premises trimmed down
which adds greatly to the attrac-
tiveness of his home. The man who
has hedge and lets it grow into Il
sprangly unsightly eyesore which
monoplizes half the walk along which
it lies, does not have a good eye for
the beautiful or regard for the rights
of his fellow man. 'a+t
The celebration at Larned yester-
day was pretty well attended, though
there was not the crowd present
which we anticipated from the amount
of preparations that were made to
get people there. The attractions for
the afternoon were speaking, dancing,
base ball, etc. Larned has a fine
grove for picnic purposes, though no.
rs nice as we could make out of the
Moses & Winstead grove, just west of
A 1,4
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-07

Mo. Pacific.
No 23o Passenger and Freight for ST. Louis departs
4:40 a.. III. daily.
No 229 Passenger and Freight arrives from St. Louis
1:l5 NJ daily.
E. W. WAYNANr, Agen t.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-07
GREAT BEND MAIL DIREC


1OI I
GREAT BEND TO TORRANCE. Trips two.
Arrive, Monday and Friday.
Depart, Tuesday aud Saturday.
GREAT BEND To MILEARD.-Trips three.
Arrive, Monday, Wedncs lay and Friday.
Depart, TueSday, Thursday and saturday.
GREAT BEND TO BARTONDALE
Arrive, Monday and Friday p.
Depart Tuesday do Sarurday-7a. III.
LA CROSSE to GREAT BEND.
Trips
Arrive and depart daily except Sunday.
GREAT BEND to PRATT-Trips three.
Depart, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
H. P. Balm, p. NJ.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-07
GREAT BEND POSTOFFICE
HOURS.

On and after November /, 1856.
SUNDAY, 10 4. III. 10 p.
WEEK DAYS, Il. M. to p.
MONEY ORDER, s u. IN. To D p. IN.
REGISTER BUSINESS, Il. III. 10 =. III.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

The best -alyc in the world for cuts
bruises sores, uloerb, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands. chil>
bmins, corns and Al skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. itI- guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money retuud-
ed. Price 20 cents per box tor saie
by Castle, Morrison ~ CO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

tn, soas: 81 haverccenuy analyzed samples otthe
( Powder purchased by myself in the stores Of this
it free irom,limo in any form"
cake, biscuits, etc, prepared with Royal Baking
be'Eghtor sweeter and more wholesome than if
~ other baking powder or loaycning agept,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

In ques, II an elegant gloyo.utiinq
Jersey can now getttem, ~ We have
Iu-t opened uu 'legau, lire in cream.
brown.ta TAN, navy and black in the ia
test style brddiug
LEVINE BRO's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

lNNWINn -0V07 - ~ n,
ron, 81!
Don't iaOto cau in on Mondays al
,MsrtE's old d ud corner Of NTH and
Austin streets, aud see the moderator
ofstyses and the dictator OF prices.
always understanding that on Will
SEQ thk latest styles and get the lows
est prices Of any quoted IN the -Wae6
markets for dry goods, etc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

y man uiscturers line of Jersey- was
bought by u, very cheap and are now
offered TO the trade. They are all
wool, in black and colors, and Will be
sold at % cents each at Levine Bro $
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27
MERCHANT TAlUK,

IS DAILY tHPeCTING THE ARRIVfA. or HIS
STOCK O! FALL AND WlNTER GOODS IN
AL TIE uArE$rPtTTtRNs. 90 NOr
;THINK Of ORDERING 8EFo'E YOU SEE
So: rRI5 STOCK 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

Sny'rour n-haud buy your goods
for ,.-h ,Arap uu saturday, O.t. l,L
~ tuu Waco supply COMPANY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

On and after October LIST the Waco
supply Company will sell goods cheap
for cash. send for price list
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

Old papers at The ENAMINER off
flee At ~ cents u hundred or SL50 %
thousand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

ON paper, 1T The trAvI>ER or
Gee 80 ~ Du.- O hundred or $3.50 a
tuOusAnN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

see the uybby, new ana stylish sa..
for hats tor IA. ses AT LeWMeBro's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27
BRASS AND IRON FIT I~0rr

Gas FIXTURES, BATH TUBS WATER CLOSETS f ,,n ia
463FR.KtN ST. BETWEEN FOURTH AND III "'s wind
.85~ Agents for the Kirkwood Wrought iron
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

Doom, tnes, cao.netpAoto ~ 5
per lofau.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

30 you want a home; Texas say.
ings.Loan association will build it.
Oiice i1-, Austin avenue
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

WHAT can N rnR sIuNrFokNcn oF FHI
kAsf OAKLAND mosEMRNTf
San FnAncrsoo, Ana. ls.--The railroad
mystery hanging ever Essa oakland ID
deepening daily There are thoas who
profess 70 belisve that ne railroad is "a
Be huilk 10 LanndFy Farm, and that The
move was intended 10 Be q blind. fhai
e eoald not Iona obscure ne light from
The real tfanaAatinn going ON, pfUsum-
ably IN The intsFeaa OF the klphiBon, To-
peka a Santa Fe Railroad Oompany.
That this mag be 20 no one viii aany
and yet from discoveries nads today 10
10 evident thas some company, whether
is ia the Atchison, California Central,
OF What not, is doing something In The
railroad line aerogs the bay.
n. Coatigan, agent Of The Atchison,
ls IN tha oiiy nnd stated this afternoon
thAt be Wa9 making contrasts for the
delivery Of q large qaantity of ties. He
would nQt say they we're fof The Atchi-
son bul ihis Is generally .belisssd 70 Be
the oaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

aalhoEifiaa Ths RasA unn undnF aEasrs
% Save fuE Rrinilou 1nlMm6 "A umaa.
when The s. Paml started fnr Hsu
kfanci9eo reports woFa Facelted tla1 81
o. elMhe aehnnmora we're hnwaKinR mhomR
tie isianea killinR ueals a ever %.
partunitF and dnfyinQ sha employees e.
ne Alaska CamnsFUial Compang. TA8
huah Waa expecte4 % gather shona voe-
nals IN and sand thsm 10 6llka vita ne
c1hoKz.
Ths s. Paul also reports ahaa ~
rseanaa outeeR Bear lefe Ounhinaka FOR
- MiobaSl ca Sana -, and Ne cfne11e
were undaF nEdaf8 20 taka Fuller. No
murderer az Aechbinhnp Saahara. ID
eussody e that place and hofd him an
lil b eouia be Hmmmuned before q arR.
hanal IL the anfumn. As tbe oruiee uf
ne heAR vas 10 extend 10 tAs Arctic,
where she waa 40 guard the whalimR
nese, Euiief & noe pFgoably en hia ~
turn trip. His trial win na puahod fer
ward and apeeay iudamnnt - ioekaf
Tor by ehoso familiar with 1Aa cIsc1n.
Stances attending The oMse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
DEEP weUHD.

AccDET N A KuH AT NEVADA CIT,
oAxEFoANxA.
NEVADA CrrI (Cal.), Aus. B.-Frank
GAll0ra and his partner we're woTkiae
In the gangway Nc. 10. Of the DeFbea
DFift Nine Last evening and hghied
three blast and retired 10 . place q
satisfy 10 await The explosions. Two
charges vent Of, bul The thisd huna
aFe, and Gallord oonoludsd % would noi
explode. His partner tried 90 pafBoads
him 10 WAit longer before eosna into -
drift, buf he thswRht they had waited
long eaoaeh, aDA glaFted IL % asosE-
tain What ths trozhia waa. He bad jusi
reached the faes Of he ofifs, and Wa
bending forward vhen the blas1 ex.
pl0ded. The EiRh1 aias Of kis faes wna
torn away, hts taybo1e broken end 4
pisca Of Feok driven shroa9h TIE lnfi
eye nnd down ths0u9h ths Feof Of BID
mouth Ths right ere waa also injured,
bat it d not known whethaE NE sight i
dsstEoyed Rlyfng ffngmenta of reuk
and gravel s1rnck hin IN tie bsaasl
tearing away The Asah and inGiefinR q
deep wound - iafRs ea Q mans bod
Baf slight hopss u his recovery ass
entsFtHfned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

mn Rn.HDszr Assw.ns ma EnnsaaAA

rHx pREsrDRE1 ANSWERS TEn TnEBanAM
or TEE PACIFIC RAILWAY oolnEEssToN.
6AN FRAzcrsco. Aue. 1s.-OhaiEman
PAtttson received this usEnlng Q reply
10 telegram sent to Presidents OieVe-
land yesterday, requesting The Presidents
10 authorize the Commission 10 use Ia
own disoFetien IN the matter Of empley.
ing council 70 assist The United states
Attorney in the contest nov pending h
court between the Oommissi0n and The
Central Pacific Company, 10 compell
Senator Stanford 70 answer Q certain
question IN regard 30 the expenditure Of
funds for ths purpose Of induencina
Legislation. granting said request.
WORK ENDED IT San YRkHCBoO.
EAH FHkNClsoo. Au9. Is.-Ohairman
phia. The work Of the Commission
practically ends today, thouRh Oom.
missioneFs LastieR and Anderson vii
stay here till Saturday. The Oommis
sion will again be eel 10 work In NeS
York taking further testimony aeool
the Central Pacific, when O. p. Hunt
inRton ana Charles OFoeker win bo ex.
amined. Ths preparation Of report
will Be commenced about October let,
and is q sxpeoted that Il vill be HANDED
10 Congress about Nov. 1st. Bhculd ~
Circuis Court decide 5000 that asnasol
Stanford and others mast answer ques.
lions relative 10 bribery. The Commits
sion wiil again return 20 San Ffsncises
and resume the taking Of testimony
Anderson and LAttlsF leave for P0Et
land Saturday, and viii pre6asly hex
G session IN Pocmtello. the junesion cl
the Northern Paoiaa and 0feRon ShoFl
Line. No badness was transacted 8
the seasion today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
FEARS FeR FHB BEAR.
The Cutter Thought to be
Lest In Behring Sea.
HTws FROM THE FAR NORTH.
Dep RsfiruaA Nysasry-Ys1ulaa City
REpaarea-TAs Ceass TrAMe ses
FyiaE-Nsw csusilsutlsa
81 the Proaaes Ex.
sAaaze.


TEE RAMous xnxEK AKvENuz cUxKMR n
fnAnzD 70 HAvB nxm tosT.
6An FnAEolBoo, AuR. 10.--The staauer
Sc. PanI. which arrived from Bahrina
Sea todAy. reports that great feaFs are
sxpreased Ia Ounalaaka foE the anfety
% lhs EeFsnaa Cutter Bssl, conmana
ed hy Capt. ~. A. Hsaly. fhs Bear,
from her having been enc Of the 0Eealy
relief vessels. hes acquired great oelsb-
Fity.
6ks Isft this harboF early n shs
spring With oedsfd d look after ths
Ano1le heat Of whaleEs. bat q 4 eapeEand
that eoon nf1sr arriving at OanalAzka
sAe epRanQ q bad Isak near her boz and
The water peuEed into her bold. Oap-
tain Heaiy remained at Oanalaska IL
the early days Of June and for tau daya
repairs we're made. She spFanQ Q leak
again, however, bni q was dsiaEminsd
% 80 noFth anyway. apd 70 beach her
for repairs, II poszible. when she
sailed slio was leaking and the men had
70 be kept as the pumps. u is snid that
ahe ls IN no coalition 20 proceed north
aBd battle with the Ice and grave feara
are felt for her. TIE ssasoa has bean
late and cold beyond prscedsnt and the
Ice 10 farther down in Bshrine Sea than
ever. Up 70 August ssh nothing had
been heard Of her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

WHAT wuL N DoBn 10 THE FnMz0KT on
rHR coksT n HKxx YAt9.

WHAT VIII M DoNn 10 THE RnM1aET on
THH COAST N EKxx yAEs-
sAn FnAnmsoo. Aug. 1s.-Althouah
ths freight tEafno Of this Ooast is large
aB pssssnt, thsss are indieationa that u
viii be aFeatly increased this fall The
opening a. ths road 70 Portland which
win b "a November, viii set freight
flyinR betwesn this city eBd TIE OEeRen
me.ropalia. On the stfength Of the
ehanosa Oe opsning the Foad a IN eaFly
dsts the msrshants and ahlppers are
olirrinR thomsslVss 10 seoufe the buai-
nasa. Il u deemed certain that the
thr0aRh Fafea Of FREIGHT 70 Be oslno-
IiIhed from. San Rranoi1oo into ths
northern baFritoEy win be very low In
ordeF that oncooagfui oompotltlou maJ
be waftsd aaaina1 he steamship line.
there b 9 pEoapest. tOos e. . tFafne faan
poInfed ont today, that NE eOutbern
Pnafae Oempany will ogisblssA Q neg
rata-shest for Oregon = Washington
hnglnens from he Atlantic ssaboafd.
I've Boaahasn Paotas Campany, Il u
vel known, oan mAke better fa1os Into
that safFit6Ey fr0m hsg foIk than
slfhsr he NOFshaEn Pgeiao of ne Ore
- ehoFs Lfns, e Il has iis bunsst
Ronaa wifh oheap water transportation
"a "a aeainst the Eastern concessions
af sha nsFkhaEn rivals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
gTmxwR ooEx.AEBNn
, .,;..,; o. ns..so 2: "a. tA.s.. ~ ls-Ts :. 7


TKxr OF THx JuM9 wulDmaa--xKna0Tmw
oouaaIxN AAEmIzD.
CHA1s@onRm (nll, Ana. ie.--Rollow-
nary Jury today II teeagd % the Feoont
vrocking Of aaid train, Whioh totally
domollshed eight eoaehess ene baR-
gage car and one engins Ana
occupants Of said coach, Was oAnsad hy
said bridge having bngned out befefe
the train stEuok u. We think, from -
evidenee, THAI the bridge vas hrea from
the hfse left burning Whloh bad bo1n
sst az late a. 8 o'oloak thaa afteEnec@
By The seotion men, ns elnaa as 10 faes
on both the eogs and Weet sides
of the bridge. We furthaE IND thaf
ihe foreman Of section Timothy
OenGhlin, disobsysd positive oEdess
from the eapaEvisor 10 exaEnine the
track ana bridges on his gootion the
last thing on Wednesday, and Ms said
Foreman Coaghlin Yan guilty % gross
and criminal oaFeieNlnszg IL leag-
lnR the aEes burnine aloua the
track 10 such q dry ssa4un end
Siih such strong Wind blowlnE. We
recommend thaa he BE- hald fer nam
lnaiion By the grand jury, end furthel,
it Ia the opinion Of the tnty lhal ihs
leaving Of the traek without being pa
trolled for SIN houra before tho passage
Of an excursion train and the natiina pf
hFes b. the section men % euoh Q Dag
and windy day as the ION of August
1887, were aets which deserves severe
egiiloism.'
Timothy Couehlin, section fuFeman
vas arrested and taken 20 the so1nty
seat today. He says that be eAnnsl GiFl
bail, and Insists ihmi ahe veFdiot 10 IN
Iasl; that be vent over the entire go
tion as ordered, ana thai no nFaa were
built a. near tha bridge ns Heaid and
Tao0arf fnakinaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
nsu ME vAR SOFTH

TurzRa px1kuA oB TEz nEIzRD sEA1akns
IKE CuTrMn HEA1 ooH8 Eo1
vuELEn, EMB muMDKRMA-
asn FnGucIsoo, Aaa. M-Tbs steamer
a. Pnnl, whiah arrived from BahKinR
- ted1v. hrinqa fniiar dueails Of the
s-iEaEos u ths British and AmeFioan
nnallna aahOcmass. Besides ana vessels
Isusicnsd b Captain ShspaFd In be
eneIal FspoEt 70 he Treasury Depart
m~nA he kna alao ssized ths Brtfigh
Seke1aaE Nay KiGn, via - aktn1i TIE
RrifI1h nshoonsr Aifxod Adam4 VIII
i10e akins: tks AmsKloan sshoonef CAai'
i.ngs. VIA lkl nkinBs - AsaeFis1u
rrisenneE Amns, VITA 30 aklnsi -
Knsrlsan seheQnsF AnRsl Dollls VITA
IA akina. Il y esllm41ad tha1 10
a~srsanfe vnins AZ al ths eehoonafs
- "a OzaAls ssi1od b tne hn1h
hasnnan 1aly li1h sd Anan1t IN 4
- rnnah hsaaw 500 100 xha1 nEus1
8 rtssS1 m1sh bEGhsE b sgEszAi SOD
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aUszaAN mxANCo MxpAEHEs MB prB0UaI
AT TIE PASS on AMKRIcA.
NMu YcnA Aug. 10. -Gusman Blanoo
President of Veneanela,ls stoppinR e a.
Windsos Hotel. BE said, in an inssr-
view, the boundary question hotwBen
veneguela and he colony Of DomaraRa
10 Of ths greafeet importance % Vene-
Eaels and the United B1ateA He waa
astunished hssond measure thnA the
press Of the unife4 States had failed %
make note Of the scla Of 0Feat Britain
10 her appF0plation Of the territory of
Venezuela and south Of the OEiDeoo,
South Amesioa- is divided into ihfsa
grand ssctionn; cn0 wafered By The ORR
nOco; one By TIE Amazon; and one b. lhs
La Platte. The great prosperity Of fhess
three divisions depends upon fsos
Aecsss BY commerce 70 ihe three great
rivera. The Osinooo belongs 20 .aha
Venezaelana, who are hsirs % 4 from
the epaniaEds. Tke Enaliah are scquif.
ing The Territory Of the OEinoco and the
Amazon. and have actually taken psa-
eeasi0u Of the territory Bounding the
Ogin0co at i1s mouth. an oct whlcA
Venezuela cannot allow, q oonseQuenao
Of which is has suspenAed any Raiatinn
With England. giving passports 70 Eng
lab ministers and Representatives and
has applied 10 the Unifed States 20 80
as aFhitEa1oR In behalf Of veneEuelR.
The E1eliah Government haa denied
the right Of arbitfaticn IN The matter.
Venezuela now proposes 10 ssnd q sum
cient army, having few thousand dok-
lars, 10 dKivo The EnRligh usuEpoEs from
her territory. A result . ie hoped
that the United States win intervene 10
terminate the question, requiring Great
Britain 10 submit 10 arbitration. Il u
especially 70 Be regretted thai TIE prezs
Of the United States has shown Q married
Ietioeace In the instance Of the usnypa-
tion Of VeneEaela territeFy By an Euro
pean power. VenexueIa b In peEfeot
peace and its financial oondikion Is
good. II b occupied IN the construetion
Of many railroads and Ia carrying out
many local enterprises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

THR RKw coNsTTruTICN on TEE San
KnAnonsco PnoBucH ExcnkNeK
ADOPTED,

rHx KEW CONSTITUTIONS on rEH san
KnAnoIsco PnoBucE ExcnkNeK
ADOPTED.
eAM FnAnusco. Ang. io.-The PRO-
passed new constitution Of The Produca
Exchange came up for discussion before
full membeEnhip Of The organisation
this afheruocn. Tbs necessary quorum
being present.. The meeting Immediately
proceoded With the business ID hand.
DeCilnn after section wee taken up sep
aEatsly and carefully analyEod for OBJ
iectienahle clauses, and the arguments
on both sides were at times loud and
vehement. A strong opposition De-
olaRod itself amonk the members gen.
orally 10 the autooretio to1e Of The doc-
ument, and many Of the changes made
we're chiefly enacted towards limiting
the extraordinary poHofs conferred up
On the Beard Of Directors. After Pro-
tRaoted session various amendments
we're finally agreed upon, and The con-
stituflon was declared adopted By o
unanimsus vote.
One Of the most natural alterations IN
The document was that whieh iimiis The
power Of the Directors from saspendipe
q meeting Of the Beard for more than
thraa days at time unless auth0Fixsd
10 do % by q tuo=thirda vote Of The
members. TIE presumption now 10
that the Board vii reopen for business
on Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
TAaUIEA CETK.

1ns ssTKAMka n RxPATnzD AND LooKl
LIKE A NEW onAET.
San FnAHolsCo. Ana. 1S.-The OFsgon
Dovslopment Oompany's steamer Ya-
Quina Oity moved aFoand 10 her berth
on section four Of The So val today
sha HAVING gone into commission aeAinl
AFTER having bean Supplied with new en-.
ainss and boilers. and having under
gone q thofoFuuRh ovSKhAullnR IN
which hsr passenger aeoommodatlonl
we're enlarged. Being freshly painted
thTouRhout, she wili look like naW ves-
eel. she viii sail for Ysduina Bay, Or
exon, ca NE 90lh Instant IN command
of Captain Bennett, who formerly was
hes mass. PuFsar Lander has been trans
feFrsa 70 The vessel fron the sleamaI
Eastern OFegoa. Il Il Tum0rod that NE
Oregon DsVslopmsnt O9mpany has two
mora nne steamers on the way oGt u
this eoast from The East.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

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